Ambient/Modern Classical

Brian's pioneering Ambient album from 1978.

Brian's ambient album from 1982. Unlike most of Brian Eno's conceptually unified ambient projects, Ambient 4: On Land is something of a patchwork.

Kosmos is the third full-length record for Luaka Bop from the uncategorizable Danish band of Jonathan Bremer (on acoustic bass) and Morten McCoy (on keys and tape delay). It is, as its name would suggest, a vibe.

Max Richter presents his 9th studio album: 'In A Landscape' - a record about “reconciling polarities"; bringing together the electronic & the acoustic, the human and the natural world, the big questions of life and the quiet pleasures of living.

Completing the essential quartet of Eno's early vocal albums is 1977's Before and After Science.

Apollo: Atmospheres and Soundtracks was written, produced and performed by Brian Eno together with his brother Roger and Daniel Lanois.

Ólafur Arnalds and Eoin French, known professionally as Talos, come together on A Dawning, a deeply immersive collaborative album via OPIA Community and Mercury KX.

Dedicated to raising awareness around his beautiful bicentennial or so instrument, the busy 38-year-old is on an ongoing mission to bring back the fun and excitement of listening to live classical music, while going to great lengths to transpose that essence to record.

Daniel Elms’ new album reveals the composer at his most vulnerable, presenting deeply personal compositions that reflect moments from childhood to revelations in adulthood.

Tragic Magic brings together Julianna Barwick and Mary Lattimore, two of contemporary ambient, experimental and electronic music’s most celebrated composers, for a unique collaboration at the Philharmonie de Paris, with extraordinary access to the Musée de la Musique’s instrument collection, in partnership with the French label InFiné.

Glimpses Of Infinity is a peek into the very start of Laraaji’s remarkable catalogue – this album forms part of the bigger 4LP Segue To Infinity which was previously released on the label.

San Francisco Moog not only proves a transportive listening experience, it casts a new light on the accepted history of electronic music.

Dedicated to raising awareness around his beautiful bicentennial or so instrument, the busy 38-year-old is on an ongoing mission to bring back the fun and excitement of listening to live classical music, while going to great lengths to transpose that essence to record.